Meshtastic-Android/core/network
James Rich 406a632a0e feat(mqtt): adopt mqttastic 0.2.0 — sealed ConnectionState + Test Connection probe
Bumps `org.meshtastic:mqtt-client` to 0.2.0 and absorbs the breaking shape change
of the library's `ConnectionState` (enum → sealed class with disconnect/reconnect
context). Surfaces the new context to users and wires up the new probe API.

What changed
- `MqttConnectionState` (core/model): enum → sealed class with `Inactive`,
  `Connecting`, `Connected`, `Reconnecting(attempt, lastError)`,
  `Disconnected(reason)` (+ `Idle` companion). Stays decoupled from the MQTT
  library — carries `String?` reasons rather than `MqttException`.
- `MqttProbeStatus` (core/model): new sealed type mirroring the library's
  `ProbeResult` shape so feature modules don't need a direct mqtt-client dep.
- `MqttManager.probe(...)`: new suspend method. `MqttManagerImpl` calls
  `MqttClient.probe()` and translates `ProbeResult` → `MqttProbeStatus`.
- `MqttManagerImpl.toAppState()`: rewritten as a sealed-class `when` that
  propagates disconnect reason / reconnect attempt + last error through to UI.
- `MQTTRepositoryImpl`: extracts `resolveEndpoint(rawAddress, tlsEnabled)` as
  a top-level `internal` function so it's directly testable; replaces the
  (removed) `ConnectionState.DISCONNECTED` initial value with
  `Disconnected.Idle`.
- `MQTTConfigItemList`: new "Test Connection" button beneath the address row
  that fires `viewModel.probeMqttConnection(...)` and renders the structured
  `MqttProbeStatus` outcome inline (Probing / Success(+server info) /
  Rejected / DnsFailure / TcpFailure / TlsFailure / Timeout / Other).
  `MqttStatusRow` now surfaces the disconnect reason and reconnect attempt
  context when present.
- `RadioConfigViewModel`: adds `mqttProbeStatus` flow, `probeMqttConnection()`,
  `clearMqttProbeStatus()`. Editing the address clears the last probe result.
- `MQTTRepositoryImplTest`: replaces the trivial inlined-parsing tests with
  real coverage of every `resolveEndpoint` branch (bare host ws/wss,
  explicit port, ws://, wss://, mqtt://, mqtts://).

Notes
- This branch will not compile until 0.2.0 lands on Maven Central (deliberate;
  per the chosen "branch_now_wait" strategy).
- Strings added to core/resources for the new probe/status messages.
- `MqttConnectionState.INACTIVE` callsite in `RadioConfigViewModelTest`
  updated to the new sealed-class form.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-04-17 21:14:38 -05:00
..
src feat(mqtt): adopt mqttastic 0.2.0 — sealed ConnectionState + Test Connection probe 2026-04-17 21:14:38 -05:00
build.gradle.kts feat(mqtt): migrate to MQTTastic-Client-KMP (#5165) 2026-04-17 15:19:08 +00:00
detekt-baseline.xml feat: implement XModem file transfers and enhance BLE connection robustness (#4959) 2026-03-31 03:49:31 +00:00
README.md refactor: BLE transport and UI for Kotlin Multiplatform unification (#4911) 2026-03-25 02:15:51 +00:00

:core:network

Overview

The :core:network module handles all internet-based communication, including fetching firmware metadata, device hardware definitions, and map tiles (in the fdroid flavor). It also provides the shared radio transport layer (TCPInterface, SerialTransport, BleRadioInterface).

Key Components

1. Ktor Client

The module uses Ktor as its primary HTTP client for high-performance, asynchronous networking.

2. Remote Data Sources

  • FirmwareReleaseRemoteDataSource: Fetches the latest firmware versions from GitHub or Meshtastic's metadata servers.
  • DeviceHardwareRemoteDataSource: Fetches definitions for supported Meshtastic hardware devices.

3. Shared Transports

  • BleRadioInterface: Multiplatform BLE transport powered by Kable.
  • TCPInterface: Multiplatform TCP transport.
  • SerialTransport: JVM-shared USB/Serial transport powered by jSerialComm.
  • BaseRadioTransportFactory: Common factory for instantiating the KMP transports.

Module dependency graph

graph TB
  :core:network[network]:::kmp-library

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